News Feature

Croatia 'offers la dolce vita without the crowds'

03 September 2009

Croatia's Dalmatian coast offers visitors to the country not only the chance to enjoy some of Europe's most stunning beaches, but to also experience 'la dolce vita' without breaking the bank.

That is according to new travel advice given to Australian jet-setters, with an article in the Sydney Morning Herald praising the natural beauty of the beaches in Croatia.

According to the travel writer Michael Gebicki the Dalmatian coast is "a new kind of cool", with its stunning islands yet to be ruined by mass tourism and offering all the luxuries of modern travel.

He explains: "The names of these islands Vis, Korcula, Hvar, Brac and Pag might not glide off the tongue with the same sugar-coated sibilance as Positano or St Tropez, yet this slice of sea-washed heaven is already being subtitled the Riviera of the Adriatic."

Stretching from the island of Rab in the north to Montenegro in the south, the region of Dalmatia is home to a number of highlights of a Croatian villa holiday, including the historic cities of Split and Dubrovnik.

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